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Sea of Galilee: Tabgha, Jordan River, Kursi, Mt. Arbel, Susita, Tiberius

Find my Israel tour information here: https://bit.ly/Reynolds21 Register for the tour here: https://registernow.ittworld.com/ Learn more about Dr. John DeLancey: https://biblicalisraeltours.com/ The Sea of Galilee is Israel's largest freshwater lake, and the lowest freshwater lake in the world. Mentioned 197 times in the Bible, the Sea of Galilee is also known by the following names: • The Sea of Chinnereth or “Chinneroth” (Num 34:11; Josh 12:3; 13:27) • The Sea of Gennesaret (Luke 5:1; Josephus, Antiquities 13) • The Sea of Tiberias (John 6:1; 21:1; Josephus, Jewish War 3.57; 4.456) The New Testament emphasizes the historical value of the Sea of Galilee. The lake was important both commercially and politically to the background of the Gospels and the early ministry of Jesus. The Gospels refer to the Sea of Galilee 53 times (48 times as “sea” or “Sea of Galilee”; five times as “lake”). Many more events take place around the lake. For example: • On the banks of the Galilee at Kursi, Jesus exorcised demons and sent them into a herd of swine (Matt 8:28–32). • The disciples whom Jesus called into service were mostly fishermen who made their living from the Galilee (Matt 4:13–22). • Jesus preached from a boat on the Sea of Galilee (Matt 13:2). • Jesus taught by the shore (Mark 4:1–34). • Jesus calmed the sea (Mark 4:35). • Jesus recrossed the Galilee to Capernaum (Mark 5:21). • Jesus walked on the lake (Mark 6:45–53). Additional events that took place at or near the Sea of Galilee include: • Jesus cast demons out of a man in Gerasa, or Gadara (Mark 5:1–20). • Jesus raised Jairus’ daughter from the dead (Mark 5:21–43). • Jesus fed 5,000 people (probably near Bethsaida, John 6). • The miraculous catch of fish and recommissioning of Peter at Mensa Christi (John 21). • Healing of a demoniac (Mark 1:21–28). • Healing of Peter’s mother-in-law (Matt 8:14–15). • Healing of a paralytic (Matt 9:2–8). • Healing of the centurion’s servant (Matt 8:5–13). Today, many fishing villages, tourist spots, and kibbutzim are located along the coast of the Sea of Galilee. The lake is the chief source of drinking water for the State of Israel. It also supports commercial fishing and tourism for Israel. Filmed using a GoPro Hero 5 Black.